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Rupee rises 50 paise to 95.24 against US dollar post RBI policy decisionThe rupee strengthened significantly against the US dollar, gaining 50 paise to reach 95.24 following the RBI's liberalization of FPI inves...
Will rising inflation bring good news of higher interest rate for FD investors in coming RBI MPC meeting on June 5The RBI is widely expected to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% in the June 5 MPC meeting despite concerns over rising fuel prices, a w...
Dalal Street indices fall for 2nd dayThe Sensex ended at 59,727, down 183.74 points, or 0.31%, from Monday's close. The Nifty fell 46.70 points, or 0.26%, to end at 17,660. How...
April-January fiscal deficit reaches 128.5% of Rs 7.67 lakh crore revised FY20 targetThe fiscal deficit is the shortfall in a government's income compared with its spending. It essentially means that the government is spendi...
FPIs turn net sellers in Indian capital markets in Dec amid weak macro dataForeign investors pulled out a net sum of Rs 1,668.8 crore from equities.
Government following glide path on fiscal deficit: DEA SecretaryAccording to the budget documents, the government's total expenditure is anticipated to grow at the rate 13.4 per cent, whereas the total n...
NDA govt's growth figures are a sham: P ChidambaramWhen the next government comes and presents the real numbers, this government will be exposed, says former FM.
Economic affairs secretary defends data revisions amid controversyGarg’s clarification comes a week after 108 economists alleged suppression of unfavourable data.
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Restating the past: The back series of GDPDid the economy grow faster under the last United Progressive Alliance-II government under Manmohan Singh than the current Narendra Modi go...
China's forex reserves climbs to USD 3.1 trillionIn January, the forex reserves plunged below USD 3 trillion, but as the economy stands on a firmer footing and the yuan continues to stabil...
Puzzling why CSO motives are being questioned on GDP: MoS Finance, Jayant SinhaSinha said it is for the professionals to look at variability but important is the trend and direction and which sectors are doing well or ...
Current account deficit to narrow to 0.7% of GDP in FY'16: NomuraThe report noted that much of the weakness in both exports and imports is largely price-driven, owing to low commodity prices.
- Services buzzing again, May PMI at 54.7
India's services sector grew at its fastest pace in 3 months during May, with strong expansion in new business improving expectations for t...
- Rupee at 2 month high of 50.73/74 Vs dollar, up 64 paise
The rupee gained a hefty 64 paise today to close at two-month high of 50.73/74 against the US dollar on smart rise in local stocks.
- Britain is last major nation in recession
Britain remains stuck in a record recession, official data showed on Wednesday, but economists forecast a return to growth before the end o...
- Britain 'on brink' of exiting recession: Business body
Britain is "on the brink" of ending a deep recession after sentiment improved in the third quarter but the economy remains "frail," the Bri...
- For UK, worst may finally be over
Britain’s economic downturn eased in the second quarter, official data showed Friday, boosting hopes that the country may soon follow Franc...
- British recession eases, sparking recovery hopes
Britain's economic downturn eased in the second quarter, official data showed Friday, boosting hopes that the country may soon follow Franc...
- British economy sees record contraction: Data
Britain's recession-battered economy shrank in the second quarter of 2009 at its fastest yearly pace since records began, official data sho...